GOLF.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14143, 14 June 1920, Page 5

GOLF.

A BRILLIANT WIN. Press Association—Electric Telegraph—Copyright (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, Saturday. Owing to the presence of Gardiner, the American, the amateur golf final attracted more public interest than in any year since Travis Won in 1904. In a stern, ding-dong struggle Gardner led to the twenty-third. Tolley then led and won at the thirty-seventh. Tolley is aged twenty-four, is six feet' high, and weighs fourteen stone. He was on officer in the Tank Corps, and won the Military Cross. He was a prisoner in Germany for a year. . lie distinguished himself in golf at Oxford,' and is a tremendous driver. LADIES’ CHAMPIONSHIP. LONDON, Saturday. . In the ladies’ golf tinal Miss Cecil Leiteli was four up on .. . Miss. Joyce Mothered at the seventh hole -and maintained it to the' twenty-second. She was two up at, the twenty-ninth. Miss Mothered won, two up and one to play. .Miss Joyce Mothered is the 18-year-old sister of the Oxford golf captain. . MASTERTON CLUB. On Saturday last a mixed Fourside Medal Handicap was played on the Club’s links. A large number of competitors entered, and the best card was returned by .Miss. Alix Berry and Mr B. Booth, with the nett score-of 81.